Oxygen Basic
Programming => Bugs & Feature Requests => Topic started by: Arnold on February 04, 2015, 03:04:00 AM
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Hi Charles,
as I always use your latest build of Oxygen to explorre the demos (this version: A40 06:21 03/02/2015), I noticed that the projectsB\Iup demos will not work with this version:
ERROR: Unclosed quote
WORD: #define
LINE: 15
FILE: iup\iupkey.h
PASS: 1
These demos worked before so maybe something is missing now in Oxygen?
Roland
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Thanks Roland
This is the offending line:
#define K_quotedbl '\"' /* 34 */
Fixed!
Oxygen Update
http://www.oxygenbasic.org/o2zips/Oxygen.zip
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Hi Charles,
hopefully I do not get on your nerves as I might report things which you already know. The Iup examples now run again, but I get some new preprocessor errors with files which I was able to run in SciTe with the version A40 06:21 03/02/2015.
I have tried to set up a table with the last four versions of OxygenBasic. Maybe I did not catch all preprocessor messages. The text file was edited with SciTe and should be readable. The demos were tested on my system with Windows Vista 32bit as I had not yet the time to set up my new netbook with Win 8.1 64bit.
There are somme other messages, but maybe they go away after your next build. I am aware that there can always be some side effects after changĂng some code in such a complex project.
Roland
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Thanks Roland,
Another fix:
Oxygen Update
http://www.oxygenbasic.org/o2zips/Oxygen.zip
This one is waiting to be refactored for o2
c:\oxygenbasic\projectsA\InProgress\ImageAlg
FractalMandCP14.o2bas
a + b) c) d)
PREPROCESSOR
ERROR: Unidentified operand ERROR: Unclosed quote ERROR: Unidentified operand
WORD: tbgl_createwindowex WORD: WORD: tbgl_createwindowex
LINE: 11 LINE: LINE: 11
PASS: 1 PASS: 1
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Hi Charles,
with the updated Oxygen.dll above all the "preprocessor" and "unclosed quotes" messages have disappeared.
In the moment I try to modify some demos with 'deprecated' statements in order to run them - a good exercise for me.
Then there are some demos left with OOP and ASM ERROR, but they are a little bit too complicated for me.
Roland